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Last Friday, MHealthy Champions began hosting a weekly walk to the Dearborn Farmer’s and Artisan Market. A dozen staff members participated in the inaugural 2.52 mile walk, selecting fresh produce and baked goods from more …
The backbone of the university.
That’s how one person described University of Michigan-Dearborn’s Facilities Management team when nominating them for a Chancellor’s Staff Recognition Award.
One look at their workload—overseeing the workings of 23 buildings totaling 1,028,402 …
Not even a State Department security warning could keep Barbara Peitsch and Mike Callahan from their planned travels this summer.
The two traveled to the Middle East and North Africa as part of a reverse professional …
Jonathan Smith had just opened his email account when the message popped up.
It was a new email from University of Michigan-Dearborn Provost Catherine Davy. The UM-Dearborn English professor clicked on the email and had to …
Mallory M. Simpson is back home.
Simpson, a Dearborn native, joined University of Michigan-Dearborn in July as vice chancellor for institutional advancement.
That connection is sure to benefit Simpson as she works to build a culture of …
Beginning September 6, readers will notice a new, more frequent Reporter in their inboxes. The twice-weekly e-newsletter will provide a timely look at news and events from across campus.
Highlights of the user-friendly format include:
Two to …
On Tuesday, August 28, from 6-7:30 p.m., the University of Michigan Detroit Center is proud to present Music in the Key of “D”: Detroit Jazz, Then and Now. Open to the general public, this event includes complimentary admission, parking and light refreshments for all attendees.
In celebration of the Detroit Jazz Festival, this entertaining and educational panel discussion …
It’s been described as “one of the best labs in southeast Michigan.”
And this semester, many University of Michigan-Dearborn students can experience it for the first time. In a few weeks, UM-Dearborn’s Geographic Analysis and Mapping …
They told her the dress code was for her own safety.
Taking a side trip to the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), School of Education doctoral student Monica Eraqi dressed in gear that would allow her to …
